| St. Julien march /Hughes. | Columbia Band ; Chas. A. Prince. | |
| The African =L'Africana ;Oh, paradise /Verdi. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | |
| Vous êtes trop jolie[enregistrement sonore] /Delorme, paroles ; de Buxeuil, musique. | Émile Larochelle, ténor avec piano ; piano par Omer Létourneau. | Victor. |
| Ma fin est mon commencement ;Benedictus from mass /Guillaume De Machaut. | Lemuel Hughes ; Clarence Roberts w. instr. ensemble ; Bernard Rose, dir. ; Brompton Oratory Choir w. instr. ensemble ; Henry Washington, dir. | |
| La Perle Du Bresil.Felicien David. | Blanche Thebom; William Hughes. | |
| Aida :Heavenly Aida = Aida : Celeste Aida : act 1 /Verdi. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | |
| She moved thro' the fair /Pedraic Colum (Edited and arranged by Herbert Hughes). | Lanny Ross (tenor with Roy Bargy at the piano). | |
| Salute to Buffalo march /Hughes. | Columbia Band ; Chas. A. Prince. | |
| I'll take you home again, Kathleen /Westendorf. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Absent /Glenn [i.e. Glen] ; Metcalf. | Hughes Macklin. | Berliner. |
| Lady be tranquil ;The leprechaun /Harold Boulton Patrick Weston Joyce (edited and arranged by Herbert Hughes). | Lanny Ross (tenor with Roy Bargy at the piano). | |
| The Bard Of ArmaghHerbert Hughes. | John Mccormack; Orchestra. | |
| Mother o' mine /Kipling, lyrics ; Tours, music. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Miserere /S. Cammarano, libretto ; Giuseppe Verdi, music. | Hughes Macklin ; Lillian Rosedale. | Berliner. |
| In old Quebec march /A.W. Hughes. | Band of Winnipeg Canadian Light Infantry. | Jumbo. |
| Sonata.Drake; Shirl; Alstone. | Claude Thornhill; Orchestra; Buddy Hughes. | |
| Prologue /Leoncavallo. | Hughes Macklin. | Berliner. |
| Our Melody.Dixie; Lindi; Evans; Hughes. | Guy Lombardo; Royal Canadians. | |
| Humoresque /Aulin. | Lufsky, flute ; Hughes, clarinet ; Laurendeau, oboe. | Columbia |
| A rose, a kiss, and you /A.L. Hughes. | Hughes Macklin. | Berliner. |
| The star of the county down /Edited and arranged by Herbert Hughes. | Lanny Ross (tenor with Roy Bargy at the piano). | |
| The butterfly [dance] /Bendix. | Lufsky, flute ; Hughes, clarinet, duet with orchestra accompaniment. | Columbia |
| United Empire /A. W. Hughes. | Band of Winnipeg Light Infantry. | |
| The light of the moon /Edited and arranged by Herbert Hughes. | Lanny Ross (tenor with Roy Bargy at the piano). | |
| Macushla /Rowe, lyrics ; MacMorrough [i.e. MacMurrough], music. | Hughes Macklin. | Berliner. |
| United Empire march /A.W. Hughes. | Band of Winnipeg Canadian Light Infantry. | Jumbo. |
| I ain't nobody's darling /King, music ; [Hughes, lyrics]. | Billy Jones. | Berliner. |
| Raps on door ; "Merry Christmas everybody" ; Santa selects toys ; Filling Santa's bags ; Reviews wooden soldiers ; Bags are full ; Santa's departure to the children /Hughes. | Lyle Evans and ensemble. | Berliner. |
| The rose of Kildare /Harold Boulton (edited and arranged by Herbert Hughes). | Lanny Ross (tenor with Roy Bargy at the piano). | |
| Big bass viol /Bohannon ; [performed by] Frank C. Stanley and Peerless Quartet. Epitaphs, or two darkies in a cemetery / [performed by] Golden and Hughes. | Side A: Frank C. Stanley (bass vocals) and Peerless Quartet (male vocals) with orchestra ; Side B: Billy Golden and Joe Hughes (comic dialogue and male vocal duet) with orchestra. | |
| Little mother of mine /Brown, lyrics ; Burleigh, music. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| If You're Somebody Else's SweetheartAlexander; Hughes. | Phil Brito; Orchestra; Walter Gross. | |
| The two bell boys /Golden and Hughes. | Golden and Hughes. | |
| Protestant boys ; Rise, sons of William /[Purcell?] ; Hughes, [Arthur Wesley] ; Clarke. | Miro's Band. | Berliner. |
| Norah O'Neale /Edited and arranged by Herbert Hughes. | Lanny Ross (tenor with Roy Bargy at the piano). | |
| Better loved you'll never be :from the album "Jimmie Rodgers" /David ; Evans ; Hughes. | Jimmie Rodgers ; Hugo Peretti, and his orchestra. | |
| The ButterflyBendix. | Lufsky; Hughes. | |
| Woman is fickle =La donna è mobile /Verdi. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Shipmates. | Golden; Hughes; With Orchestra. | |
| The Boreens of Derry /Harold Boulton (edited and arranged by Herbert Hughes). | Lanny Ross (tenor with Roy Bargy at the piano). | |
| Whistling Pete. | Golden; Orchestra Accompaniment; Hughes. | Columbia |
| Because /Teschemacher, lyrics ; d'Hardelot. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Little mother of mine /Brown, lyrics ; Burleigh, music. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| For you alone /O'Reilly, lyrics ; Geehl, music. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| Everybody's doing it now /Berlin ; [performed by] Collins and Harlan with orchestra. Darktown poets / [performed by] Golden and Hughes. | Collis and Harlan, with orchestra (Side A) ; Golden and Hughes, speakers (Side B). | |
| United empire march /Hughes. | Canadian Dominion Band. | |
| Bless 'em All.Jimmy Hughes; Farnk Lake; Al Stillman. | Guy Lombardo; His Royal Canadians; Kenny Gardner; Lombardo Trio. | |
| Toy frolics ; Toy maker enters ; Preparations for Santa's coming ; Sleigh bells ; Santa arrives with reindeers at a gallop /Hughes. | Lyle Evans and ensemble. | Berliner. |
| United Empire march /[Arthur Wellesley Hughes]. | Victor Military Band. | Berliner. |
| A dream /Cory, lyrics ; Bartlett, music. | Hughes Macklin, tenor with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| The bard of Armagh /[arr. by] Herbert Hughes. Would God I were the tender apple blossom : Londonderry air / Katharine Tynan Hinkson ; N. Clifford Page. | John McCormack, tenor, with orchestra. | |
| In old Quebec /A. W. Hughes. | Band of Winnipeg Light Infantry. | |
| Maire my girl /Casey, lyrics ; Aitken, music. | Hughes Macklin, with orchestra. | Berliner. |
| The shipmates /Golden and Hughes. | Golden and Hughes. | |